Total traded volumes across the Australian carbon market fell last week as both Generic and HIR ACCUs broke recent ranges to trade at 3-month lows, as a forecast increase in landfill gas supply continues to drive bearish sentiment. While market activity was subdued last week, trading for Environmental Plantings and Savannah Fire Management (with co-benefits) was reported via our daily Survey Panel, at notable premiums to our Generic ACCU (Market Close) assessment.
Elsewhere, DCCEEW published an update on the status of the new IFLM method, canvassing the work required to progress the framework to a final exposure draft. We discuss the key aspects of the remaining work program, and potential for other methods to be re-made, in this week’s update.
RepuTex’s Carbon Weekly report breaks down activity in the Australian exchange-traded and OTC carbon markets (spot and derivatives) over the past week, including key trends and drivers, our latest pricing and benchmarks, and our daily forward curves.
ACCU prices soften as bearish tones overhang subdued market
Total traded volumesacross the Australian exchange-traded and over the counter (OTC) carbon markets declined sharply to 417k last week (-898k WoW), below the current compliance year-to-date weekly average (683k), yet above the weekly
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